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June 10, 1987, Portland Observer, Page 7 o n — gcwss usas A /o r FRI & SAT ONLY JUNE 12 & 13 SAMPLES & DEMOS LETTUCE 3spo HONEYDEW R Q MELONS U5I lb $ • RED & GREEN LEAF • ROMAINE • BUTTER Ray E aglin (L) h elps c o m m u n ity m e m b e r u n lo a d his tru c k d u rin g S a tu rd a y 's N e ig h b o rh o o d Clean- UP- D rop boxes w e re lo c a te d th ru -o u t th e six HCD n e ig h b o rh o o d s . P h o to by R ichard J. B ro w n M a k e C le a n in g A Success In the FY 1986-87 budget, the City Council appropria ted $61,215 for Citizen Participation Activities for the Housing and Community Development Program. The six Northeast HCD neighborhoods (Boise, Eliot, Hum boldt, King, Sabin and Vernon) were allotted $15,000 of the monies to carry our their activities. In August of 1986, the N.E. HCD Neighborhood Associations formed a comm ittee to organize and coor dinate a spring clean up as their CPA project. The com mittee contracted w ith Mr. Bob Donaldson to be the N.E. HCD Livability Coordinator. Mr. Donaldson coordinated the efforts of the Clean- Up Committees from the individual neighborhoods and structured and implemented the project plan. The Northeast Neighborhoods feel they were able to get more mileage out of the $15,000 through this joint venture as compared to attem pting six separate pro f if f O f sat NEW CROP CALIFORNIA jects. LARGE DRY The success of this project and the strengthening of the common bond between Neighborhood Associa tions: To improve the Quality of Life in their Communi f M '1 ties, during this project's life will insure more joint pro jects between Neighborhood Associations in the future. 'M* u ii. YELLOW ONIONS RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS WS COKE ALL VARIETIES $159 c f ^ ° H p t- I .. W 6 PK.-1 / +DEP LAZZARI MESQUITE -*Ä1 CHARCOAL 588® ï 6 % LB BAG The P o rtla n d C h a p te r o f th e R a in b o w C o a litio n he ld th e ir T h ird A n n u a l D in n e r and Dance a t St. A n d re w s C o m m u n ity C enter S a tu rd a y evening . O ver 250 people e njoyed fo o d fro m P o rtla n d 's diverse e th n ic p o p u la tio n . A fte r d in n e r th e y w e re e n te rta in e d by and danced to th e m u sic o f Obo A d d y and R itm o T ro p ica l. P h o to by R ichard J. B ro w n HENRY WEINHARD PRIVATE RESERVE BULK BANANA CHIPS BULK PINE NUTS PARMESAN CHEESE FRESH BASIL DEP FOR PESTO.......................... BUNCH 89® S3 ’ S S3 9S 98® (8S) #i Vince fig in i i Vince ì°rcAi Cet 'ebrat Ibet 1st Ann as n e w ^ ersa^ owner S of Sheris 'an fru it Full Service Meats WHOLE FRYERS LYNDEN FRESH OREGON GROWN A )< $ SAVE 50* LB. LB 9 •kish p h o to g ra p h e r S arkis B a h a ro g lu w a s in rtland fo r th e o p e n in g o f an e x h ib it th a t in- des his w o r k . The e x h ib it, " T u rk ie : P hoto- iphs o f A ra G uler S arkis B a h a ro g lu and Sharon ITAL HEALTH IMPORTANT TO EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Parents play a critical role in de veloping and influencing how their children learn about good oral health. Through games that can make an early introduction to oral care fun, children w ill develop a sense of mastery and control over their own bodies that influences how they feel about themselves As they grow older, children w ill ac cept more responsibility and feel pride in caring for themselves, a d i rect link to emotional well-being G u in u p ." w ill be a t th e W h ite G allery, S ta te U n iv e rs ity , th ru Ju n e 19. D u rin g S arkis to o k his cam era in to th e stre e ts east P o rtla n d to p h o to g ra p h life here. P h o to by R ichard P o rtla n d his v is it, o f N o rth OLD WISCONSIN 00,p . s o SWISS CHEESE MEAT OEPT. COUPON STONE MILL FRESH BULK J. B ro w n POTATO SALAD 9 t h A n n u a l H a n d -In -H a n d Festival The 9th annual Hand-In Hand Festival, an event for physically and men tally disabled children and adults, will be held Saturday, June 27 from 11 am to 3 pm at the St. Andrew Community Center, 4940 N.E. 8th (off Alberta). The festival features donated entertainment, refreshments, games and prizes, as well as com m unity volunteers who w ill be teamed w ith partici save $1 oo lb BUY ONE OF DAVE VECCHI S ITALIAN PORKETTAS ... PORK ROAST 'LB AND GET ONE LB OF DAVE S SWEET THE ORIGINAL ITALIAN SAUSAGE FREEI OCTOBERFEST SAUSAGE" t - Nl v- SE UNION & OAK 235-9353 pants throughout the day. „„rd o "T he Hand-In-Hand Festival is a day of celebration. It is a time or p p to gather together and share the unique gifts w ith which we are all blessed. All those who w ould like to be participants and those who would like to help w ith the festival are w elcom e," said Mark Geissler, Program Director DAILY 6AM-9PM SUNDAY 8AM-0PM and Chairman of this year's festival. Sponsors of the Festival are the Multnomah Association for Retarded Citizens, Pacific Northwest Bell, and St. Andrew Community Center, and Special Pastoral Ministries of the Archdiocese of Portland. For in fo rm a tio n c o n ta c t M a rk G eissler at 281-4430. ‘»U- ‘ .. ' - • • PRICES GOOD JUNE 10-16
